The Sumac admin meeting is where decisions affecting the social centre are made each month. If you would like to raise a point in the meeting, please contact us first so it can be added to the agenda.
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The Sumac admin meeting is where decisions affecting the social centre are made each month. If you would like to raise a point in the meeting, please contact us first so it can be added to the agenda.
The Sumac Admin Meeting is an open meeting where decisions affecting the social centre are made. It is help on the second Saturday monthly, to include the People’s Kitchen Meal (hen available).
To raise a point for the meeting, please email sumac.org.uk@gmail.com, so it can be added to the agenda.
Introductions, facilitator, minute taker
Present / Apologies
Well Being Check-in / Qualms / Big Ups
Action points from previous meeting
User groups / working groups:
– Bar
– Finance group
– Garden
– Kitchen / Peoples Kitchen
– Library/Book Stall
– (Radical Routes)
– Residents
– Veggies
REGULAR BUSINESS
Mail-In-Tray
Email – review current emails & elect someone to check for next time
Phone Messages – usually forwarded by email
Room Bookings – check online diary & new event requests received by email
Maintenance – Jobs Book – Work Priorities
(Health & Safety review /cleaning)
NEW AGENDA ITEMS:
(Propose a week in advance, preferably by email)
A general Sumac admin meeting. All welcome.
Planning meetings continue for Nottingham Green Festival, a sustainable-themed festival, organised by a volunteer cooperative planning group.
The 30th Green Festival wil be held at Nottingham Arboretum on 10th September 2023, so your support is most welcome.
Join us at the Sumac Centre, or get in touch for details to join the online via zoom.
(See future meetings …here… Also event listing on Veggies Diary)
GreenFest Planning group meeting to prepare for October 22nd Open Meeting which will reflect on the successes and challenges of Nottingham Green Festival, a sustainable-themed festival, organised by a cooperative planning group.
The 25th Green Festival was held on Sunday 17th September 2017 (17/9/17), at Nottingham Arboretum. If you were there (or not) your feedback is most welcome.
(See also event listing on Veggies Diary)
Planning meeting continue for Nottingham Green Festival, a sustainable-themed festival, organised by a cooperative planning group.
The 27th Green Festival is proposed for Sunday 15th September 2019 at Nottingham Arboretum, so your support is most welcome.
(See also event listing on Veggies Diary)
NOT at Sumac: Green Festival annual meeting rescheduled – NOT at Sumac but at Vat & Fiddle Golding’s Room, on Sunday 1st March.
- Nottingham Green Festival is organised by grass roots, community based volunteers, with no statutory funding.
- Join our annual review meeting to pitch ideas to make the 2020 Green Festival a great success.
The meeting will include presentations from some Green Festival participants a forum for feedback from organising volunteers, crew, performers, stallholders and attendees.
The formal AGM will follow to include recruitment of members of the Cooperative that runs the event. Please consider joining us!
The 28th Nottingham Green Festival will be held on Sunday 13th September 2020 , so your support is most welcome.
Nottingham Animal Rights holds regular planning meetings. These meetings are for people who are involved or interested in animal rights activism.
We recognize that turning up to a meeting of complete strangers can be daunting, but the atmosphere at NottmAR meetings is always very informal, and by all means bring a couple of friends with you if it makes you feel more confident, everyone is welcome!
The planning meetings are where you can obtain support from like minded people for campaigns against all forms of animal cruelty.
There is no hierarchy, our broad scope is a consequence of a broad demographic of proactive members. Whether your interest is in countering the fur trade, factory farming, vivisection, blood sports or (most commonly) all animal cruelty, you will find campaigning opportunities as part of both local and national initiatives.
All our activities are 100% legal and non-violent, we do public protests and other direct action, we do information stalls, we do free food give-aways, we do sanctuary work, and in fact anything else we can think of!
You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter.
See also NAR on the Animal Rights Calendar
